programs: Both programs were launched as five-year pilots, including a date that they expire, according to Toronto Star. With a launch date of November 29, 2014, this means they will expire on November 29, 2019, said Immigration Canada spokesperson Faith St. The federal government is currently reviewing Canada's two programs for foreign caregivers one for those caring for children and the other for those caring for adults with high medical needs and has yet to decide whether to do away with them completely, renew them or come up with replacements. John. This assessment will help determine what pathway to permanent residence should be in place after that date. Read more Number of migrant caregivers becoming permanent residents plummets after federal changes Article Continued Below Canada's refugee board abruptly changes its scheduling system amid surging backlog Immigration officials find own website confusing and not user friendly' An assessment is underway on both of these pilots.
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